Missing money leads to fight at Hwy. 98 residence
A fight over missing money following a party was reported at a residence on Hwy. 98 West.
According to the incident report, officers were dispatched to the residence following the report of a theft of $3,000 cash from the home.
While enroute, officers were informed that some people there were fighting. Once they arrived, they spoke with several people, who reported that four others had left. One of the witnesses said the four who left had been at the home all day for a party and that he had hidden $3,000 in cash of his in a jar in his brother’s bedroom. He noticed that the cash was missing after the four, which included a father and son and two females, left the party.
When he called the father on the phone, he was told they did not take the money. Shortly afterwards, the men and the two females allegedly came back to the residence uninvited, with the two men “beating up” him and his brother.
The officers noted that the witnesses all appeared intoxicated and that the brothers had torn shirts, along with bruising on one of their faces. The father and son also allegedly broke a garage window in the home before they left. The father and son were later located and gave conflicting stories.
Due to the conflicting stories, no arrests were made, but the TPO and warrant process were explained to the alleged victims.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•A woman on Madison Street in Colbert came to the sheriff’s office to report that her deceased husband’s ex-girlfriend had been calling and texting her threatening to destroy her husband’s headstone because it contained a picture of her (complainant) and her husband. She said the ex-girlfriend told her she had been visiting the cemetery “three times a day.” The complainant said the woman and her husband’s relationship pre-dated their 19-year marriage. She said she had repeatedly asked the woman to stop calling her and to stop visiting her husband’s gravesite. She said she was going to seek a TPO against the woman.
•Someone driving a late model Lexus reportedly drove off without paying for $61 worth of gas at the Quik Mart on Hwy. 98 West and left heading toward Commerce. A BOLO (be on the lookout) was placed on the vehicle but it was not located at the time of the report.
•Someone reportedly kicked open and severely damaged doors at Wesley Chapel Community Church on Wesley Chapel Road last week, stealing three 100-foot extension cords and a Nintendo Wii. The perpetrator(s) also attempted to steal a flat screen TV that was mounted to the wall, but was unable to remove it.
•The Billings Montana police department reported that someone who lives in that area had had several unauthorized withdrawals totaling $673 from their account by someone located on Peachtree Street in Colbert.
•A woman on Hwy. 72 East reported that someone had used her debit card number to make over $300 in fraudulent purchases in Temple, Ariz., and in Fresno, Ca. She said she discovered the missing funds when her debit card was declined when her daughter went to buy gas with it.
•A woman in Morningside MHP on Hwy. 106 reported that someone took a 13” TV and approximately $150 worth of food from her freezer, along with the medication from her purse while she was not at home. She said she believes the perpetrator is her daughter’s boyfriend, who she had just kicked out of her residence. A witness reported seeing a small silver car with a white male inside at the victim’s residence while she was gone.
•Simple battery was reported on Glenn Carrie Road after a woman there said her boyfriend, who had allegedly been drinking, had slapped her on the chest and kicked her car during an argument. The boyfriend denied that there had been any physical violence during the argument. The woman was explained the TPO and warrant process.
•A woman on Wildcat Bridge Road reported that her daughter’s ex-boyfriend had been sending her daughter threatening text messages while on house arrest in Tennessee.
•A man on Spratlin Mill Road reported that someone had broken into two vehicles in his yard, taking a GPS and mount from one of them.
•A woman on Jennifer Circle reported that her stepmother had broken into her residence while she was sleeping and gone through her property. When she confronted her stepmother, the woman reportedly told her she was looking for her sewing box and asked to borrow a broom. The stepmother told the officer that her daughter had let her inside the residence and that she had asked about the sewing box and broom. She said she had returned the broom prior to the officer’s arrival.
•A man on Piedmont Road reported that someone had broken out the rear window of his Dodge truck with a BB or pellet gun.
•Two signs were reportedly stolen from Tumbling Creek Subdivision on Hwy. 72 last week.
•Equipment was reportedly damaged at a Paoli Road property where land is being cleared. Four windows were broken out of a log loader and the instrument panel on a skidder had been tampered with. Five gallons of oil and gas had also been poured out on the ground. The officer noted there were four-wheeler tracks leading to the property that came from nearby Duckworth Brown Road.
•A woman on Diamond Hill Neese Road reported that someone had stolen numerous clothing items from inside her residence, along with a green weedeater from the barn.
•A man on River Road reported that someone had taken a Stihl chainsaw from a storage shed.
•A man on Young Harris Road reported that someone has been using his Social Security number to fraudulently file income taxes since 2008.
•Burglary was reported at a home on Hwy. 29 South. A handgun, jewelry, cash and medications were listed as missing.
•A woman on Duffell Martin Road reported that her blue 1979 Ford F-150 had been stolen.
•A woman on Transco Road reported that her two juvenile daughters give her continuous problems and will not listen to her. She also stated she has found marijuana in a room they share.
•A woman on Bedford Drive reported that her stereo and several CDs had been stolen from her car.
•Burglary was reported at a home on Parham Town Road.
•An X-box 360 was reported stolen from a home on South Creek Drive.
•A Garmin GPS and some change were stolen from a pick up on Glenn Court. A neighbor reportedly spotted a white male with blonde hair inside the truck early that morning.
•Battery was reported on Fowler Freeman Road after two brothers got into a fight over one of them stepping on the other’s dog as it lay in the hallway.
•A dirt bike was reported stolen from a home on West Second Avenue.
•Theft by taking was reported at Madison County Middle School when a student reported her iPod had been stolen from her purse.
•A man on Hwy 72 East said his grandson had stolen his pain medication after he left his house, along with his daughter’s handgun.
•A handgun and ammunition were reportedly stolen from an unlocked pickup on DL Harris Drive.
•A man on New Hope Church Road reported that someone had cut the lock off his chicken house for the second time in two weeks.
•A woman on McCarty Dodd Road reported that her ex-boyfriend who she previously lived with for five years has been calling and threatening to “come and get her with a bunch of people.”
•A man on McGinnis Chandler Road reported that his battery had been stolen from his truck.
•A woman reported that she and her brother got into a fight while traveling along Hwy. 29 South.
•Copper wiring, plug ins and light switches were taken from a foreclosed home on Forest Lane that had just been purchased
While enroute, officers were informed that some people there were fighting. Once they arrived, they spoke with several people, who reported that four others had left. One of the witnesses said the four who left had been at the home all day for a party and that he had hidden $3,000 in cash of his in a jar in his brother’s bedroom. He noticed that the cash was missing after the four, which included a father and son and two females, left the party.
When he called the father on the phone, he was told they did not take the money. Shortly afterwards, the men and the two females allegedly came back to the residence uninvited, with the two men “beating up” him and his brother.
The officers noted that the witnesses all appeared intoxicated and that the brothers had torn shirts, along with bruising on one of their faces. The father and son also allegedly broke a garage window in the home before they left. The father and son were later located and gave conflicting stories.
Due to the conflicting stories, no arrests were made, but the TPO and warrant process were explained to the alleged victims.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•A woman on Madison Street in Colbert came to the sheriff’s office to report that her deceased husband’s ex-girlfriend had been calling and texting her threatening to destroy her husband’s headstone because it contained a picture of her (complainant) and her husband. She said the ex-girlfriend told her she had been visiting the cemetery “three times a day.” The complainant said the woman and her husband’s relationship pre-dated their 19-year marriage. She said she had repeatedly asked the woman to stop calling her and to stop visiting her husband’s gravesite. She said she was going to seek a TPO against the woman.
•Someone driving a late model Lexus reportedly drove off without paying for $61 worth of gas at the Quik Mart on Hwy. 98 West and left heading toward Commerce. A BOLO (be on the lookout) was placed on the vehicle but it was not located at the time of the report.
•Someone reportedly kicked open and severely damaged doors at Wesley Chapel Community Church on Wesley Chapel Road last week, stealing three 100-foot extension cords and a Nintendo Wii. The perpetrator(s) also attempted to steal a flat screen TV that was mounted to the wall, but was unable to remove it.
•The Billings Montana police department reported that someone who lives in that area had had several unauthorized withdrawals totaling $673 from their account by someone located on Peachtree Street in Colbert.
•A woman on Hwy. 72 East reported that someone had used her debit card number to make over $300 in fraudulent purchases in Temple, Ariz., and in Fresno, Ca. She said she discovered the missing funds when her debit card was declined when her daughter went to buy gas with it.
•A woman in Morningside MHP on Hwy. 106 reported that someone took a 13” TV and approximately $150 worth of food from her freezer, along with the medication from her purse while she was not at home. She said she believes the perpetrator is her daughter’s boyfriend, who she had just kicked out of her residence. A witness reported seeing a small silver car with a white male inside at the victim’s residence while she was gone.
•Simple battery was reported on Glenn Carrie Road after a woman there said her boyfriend, who had allegedly been drinking, had slapped her on the chest and kicked her car during an argument. The boyfriend denied that there had been any physical violence during the argument. The woman was explained the TPO and warrant process.
•A woman on Wildcat Bridge Road reported that her daughter’s ex-boyfriend had been sending her daughter threatening text messages while on house arrest in Tennessee.
•A man on Spratlin Mill Road reported that someone had broken into two vehicles in his yard, taking a GPS and mount from one of them.
•A woman on Jennifer Circle reported that her stepmother had broken into her residence while she was sleeping and gone through her property. When she confronted her stepmother, the woman reportedly told her she was looking for her sewing box and asked to borrow a broom. The stepmother told the officer that her daughter had let her inside the residence and that she had asked about the sewing box and broom. She said she had returned the broom prior to the officer’s arrival.
•A man on Piedmont Road reported that someone had broken out the rear window of his Dodge truck with a BB or pellet gun.
•Two signs were reportedly stolen from Tumbling Creek Subdivision on Hwy. 72 last week.
•Equipment was reportedly damaged at a Paoli Road property where land is being cleared. Four windows were broken out of a log loader and the instrument panel on a skidder had been tampered with. Five gallons of oil and gas had also been poured out on the ground. The officer noted there were four-wheeler tracks leading to the property that came from nearby Duckworth Brown Road.
•A woman on Diamond Hill Neese Road reported that someone had stolen numerous clothing items from inside her residence, along with a green weedeater from the barn.
•A man on River Road reported that someone had taken a Stihl chainsaw from a storage shed.
•A man on Young Harris Road reported that someone has been using his Social Security number to fraudulently file income taxes since 2008.
•Burglary was reported at a home on Hwy. 29 South. A handgun, jewelry, cash and medications were listed as missing.
•A woman on Duffell Martin Road reported that her blue 1979 Ford F-150 had been stolen.
•A woman on Transco Road reported that her two juvenile daughters give her continuous problems and will not listen to her. She also stated she has found marijuana in a room they share.
•A woman on Bedford Drive reported that her stereo and several CDs had been stolen from her car.
•Burglary was reported at a home on Parham Town Road.
•An X-box 360 was reported stolen from a home on South Creek Drive.
•A Garmin GPS and some change were stolen from a pick up on Glenn Court. A neighbor reportedly spotted a white male with blonde hair inside the truck early that morning.
•Battery was reported on Fowler Freeman Road after two brothers got into a fight over one of them stepping on the other’s dog as it lay in the hallway.
•A dirt bike was reported stolen from a home on West Second Avenue.
•Theft by taking was reported at Madison County Middle School when a student reported her iPod had been stolen from her purse.
•A man on Hwy 72 East said his grandson had stolen his pain medication after he left his house, along with his daughter’s handgun.
•A handgun and ammunition were reportedly stolen from an unlocked pickup on DL Harris Drive.
•A man on New Hope Church Road reported that someone had cut the lock off his chicken house for the second time in two weeks.
•A woman on McCarty Dodd Road reported that her ex-boyfriend who she previously lived with for five years has been calling and threatening to “come and get her with a bunch of people.”
•A man on McGinnis Chandler Road reported that his battery had been stolen from his truck.
•A woman reported that she and her brother got into a fight while traveling along Hwy. 29 South.
•Copper wiring, plug ins and light switches were taken from a foreclosed home on Forest Lane that had just been purchased
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